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Fitting a new bath

  • 04-09-2003 4:23pm
    #1
    roadhog
    Closed Accounts Posts: 14 ✭


    Anybody any hints or tips for fitting a new bathtub?

    I bought a new one last month and am getting silly quotes to have it fitted, €350 being the average. So thought, why not have a go yourself.
    I'm not changing the taps so I only have to figure how to get them off and back on again without having any bits left over:p . From looking at the job I reckon the hardest bit will be moving the tub into place, I assume the plumbers who originally did the bathroom would have done it first and then the loo and sink.


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  • #2
    Milkman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 238 ✭✭Milkman


    heya..
    here's some step by step instructions..

    fitting a bath

    But, unless you're fairly handy, and a perfectionist I'd get a pro in, do it wrong and you'll be in a whole world of pain ... - doing up an old house I have discovered that nothing is as simple as it seems! Everything takes twice as long as expected and there's always a 'little' hitch!

    good luck !
    M.


  • #3
    roadhog
    Closed Accounts Posts: 14 ✭roadhog


    Thanks Milkman, the step by step is quite good, I cannot say I'm great at diy but I'm keen to try it out otherwise I'll never improve. I reckon if it all goes pear shaped I'll just bring in a pro to sort it out.


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